Open-source AI agent "OpenClaw" is now officially available as an app for iOS and Android, allowing users to run the agent on their smartphones. The project, which gained attention during the MoltBook controversy, enters a new phase.
Major global tech companies like Apple, Anthropic, Google, Meta, NVIDIA, and OpenAI are clustering their R&D hubs in Zurich, Switzerland. Why does this city of 400,000 have a higher concentration of AI research facilities than Silicon Valley?
Microsoft's anti-competitive "AARD Code" hidden in Windows 3.1 beta targeted DR DOS, leading to a $280 million secret settlement in 2000.
A review of Bitdefender VPN. Its $35 first-year price and simplicity stand out, but it lacks advanced privacy features. Wired's rating: 7/10.
Leading lithium-ion battery electrolyte additive maker Yanyuan New Materials abandons solo IPO, accepts acquisition by Nichi-Chem. Analyzing CATL's strategic shift.
The autonomous AI penetration testing tool "Strix" has been unveiled, featuring dynamic code execution for provable vulnerability detection and CI/CD integration, gaining attention as an alternative to manual penetration testing.
Sony has notified UK PlayStation users that 551 previously purchased StudioCanal titles will become unviewable from September. Following similar measures in Germany and Austria in 2022, the issue of digital content ownership is reignited.
Tidal has announced a policy to stop royalty payments for music entirely generated by AI. The move aims to differentiate from competitors like Spotify and emphasizes protection of human creation.
Google expands Gemini's personalized AI image generation feature to free users in the US, allowing images to be created using user interests and linked Google account data.
The EU's age verification system has drawn criticism over privacy concerns, but technologies like Zero-Knowledge Proof could resolve these issues without requiring ID submission. Many critiques are said to stem from ignorance or misunderstanding.
Microsoft withdraws Claude Code license amid skyrocketing token costs and underwhelming output. A wake-up call for AI cost management in businesses.
G.Skill's next-generation DDR5 memory "Trident Z5 NeoX" hits the retail market. AMD had claimed that EXPO ULL would be priced "effectively the same" as standard models, but in reality, it's carrying up to an 80% premium over regular products.
An anonymous researcher, "bikini," has released exploit codes for zero-day vulnerabilities in 15 software products without prior notice. Two vulnerabilities, in libssh2 and Gitea, have already been exploited in attacks.
The AT Protocol's AT URI has surfaced as non-compliant with RFC-3986, posing challenges for IETF standardization and sparking heated debates among developers.
Wine 11.12 is released, introducing fractional scaling support for the Wayland driver to enhance display quality on high-DPI screens, along with bundling FFmpeg libraries and re-implementing the MSXML parser, among other improvements.
The Wireless Power Consortium has started discussions to raise the Qi wireless charging output to 50W, aiming for a 2028 product launch with Xiaomi and others. This would double the current 25W limit for iPhone and Pixel devices.
Autocrypt v2 has been released. It combines post-quantum cryptography (ML-KEM-768) with reliable deletion (clock-time based), achieving forward secrecy without synchronization. Based on OpenPGP v6, the certificate is 2938 bytes.
Boeing 747 production ceased in 2023, marking the end of a 53-year journey since its first flight in 1970, with 1,574 units built.
Volkswagen is reportedly considering a workforce reduction of up to 100,000 employees. Behind its 53% drop in operating profit lies delays in transitioning to electrification and software, as well as the side effects of the successful platform strategy that once supported its growth.
Rocket Lab acquires Iridium Communications for $8 billion, gaining an 80-satellite network and wireless spectrum to compete in satellite broadband.